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Edited by veggienuts:
10/13/2014 10:16:14 AM
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Gunsmith what's the point???? (UPDATED)
Once you get to say level 15 the gunsmith becomes well redundant. He never has anything of use to sell other than ammo refills.
Why bungie could you not have given him a random loot stream which involved exotics and legendary. I hate it when games make characters that have a 2 min role but never leave the game.
Just a thought give him a random loot stream and mix up the currency used, so many use them.
What does everyone else think?
(update)
I realize I should have said Gaurdian outfitter as well, I have more emblems that I care for but shaders are in short supply. I guess I didnt mention her because I forgot she even existed. Don't get me wrong I don't want things handed to me I like the idea of earning things but why do people think that going out and collecting glimmer or other bits such as strange coins to purchase an exotic is not earning it, if you ask me it's far more earned than all the little turds out farming loot caves for engrams. I am not asking for there to be an exotic up for grabs every day just make him and her have some more value to the end gamers.
(update #2)
Can we please stop posting the obvious now, we all know he sells ammo and has a small role in a bounty these two very small points do not make his role in the game anymore relevant. I would love to to see more interaction with all the NPC's, but I think the GUNSMITH should be one of the more relevant NPC's of a SHOOTER. Having him build guns or change perks simply would not work in this iteration of the game. Why? well that ability would render exotics redundant and pointless cause we could all just make one no need to find/earn/buy them.
I think the future games will have far more customization, but the best course of action for these NPC's I think would be to just give them random loot streams, also removal of glimmer cap. Setting exotic at say .9% chance of drop and legendary at say 2% rares 5% GIve other stuff to sell as well like energy for coins, weapon parts. And make the purchase of exotics require x amount of weapon parts and x amount of strange coin, this would make acquiring them a bit more tricky as one might not have the required parts at the time of the exotic drop. Also involve the gun smith in some new side mission, something this game is seriously missing side missions that is.
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Edited by Steveo340: 10/30/2014 1:46:23 PMI agree. I like the "side mission" idea, and was thinking of something similar. Like, you go to the gunsmith, and he says something like "Yo, guardian, I am working on something special, but I need some parts and special material. Bring me back a legendary engram, weapon or armor." You say to yourself, okay, if I decrypt the legendary engram at the cryptarch, it could turn out to be armor or a weapon I already have, or shards or energy. But, if I give it to the gunsmith, I know it will turn out to be a legendary weapon (maybe even an exotic) that will be somewhat unique. Then, when you give the gunsmith the engram, he sends you back out for something else, unique parts or material maybe. This would give us one more thing to chase, rather than marks and special coins, with the chance to get something a bit unique. If Bungie did it right, it could add interest, at least for a while, to grinding. They could even add something like, once the gunsmith gives you a weapon quest, you could start (RNG based) finding special weapon parts and upgrades in chests, that you would then bring back to the gunsmith as part of the quest. They could also add reputation requirements to the gunsmith that could play a part in weapon quests, or, at least in what he offers you. Related to the gunsmith, I would like to see more sources for weapons that are not strictly tied to PvP. I don't care for PvP, and, yeah it is probably because I suck at it. So, for me, virtually ruling out several sources of weapons (Crucible Quartermaster, FWC, New Monarchy, etc.) and an entire currency, really sucks.
